What happens when it’s the plaintiff that is anonymous, and wants to stay that way?
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What happens when it’s the plaintiff that is anonymous, and wants to stay that way?
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I’ll take “What is unconstitutional for $600, Alex.”
Anonymity is permissible for Plaintiffs in very limited circumstances.
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How is one ever supposed to prove defamation without actually revealing who they are or directly citing the specific defamatory material (which presumably does reveal who they are)?
I am assuming they do so by utilizing sealed pleadings and a non-public trial, which of course is extraordinary to say the least.
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